DJ Cat (Push Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

The DJ Cat Slot Game

As soon as I loaded DJ Cat, the neon club set and the DJ booth on the right set the mood, while five multiplier meters on the left told me this is a Push-Up slot built for Win What You See sessions. It runs on 4 reels with 1 to 5 rows active, high volatility, and a default RTP of 96.32%. Each spin starts with the bottom row active unless I use Push-Up to buy more rows. The DJ theme lands well, and the audio mix keeps the pace.

Symbols and Payouts in DJ Cat

Symbols are coloured Vinyl Disks showing numbers from 0 to 9, with the Dud Rhimbus acting as a blank blocker. DJ Cat uses Win What You See, so linked number symbols on an active row pay their combined value, then the total is divided by 10 and multiplied by the base stake. Number positions stick during respins, while blanks can change. It’s an unconventional paytable with no traditional picture symbols, yet once the rhythm clicks, reading the reels becomes second nature.

For example, 5–Dud–Dud–0 gives a value of 5 because the blockers split the chain, so that is 0.5x the bet after the divide by 10. A 5–0–Dud–Dud line links as 50, which pays 5x. With 5–Dud–3–Dud the numbers are separate and add as 8, paying 0.8x. VIP and Double VIP symbols do not pay by themselves here, as they feed the multiplier meters tied to each row. The Indigo Disk shows 0, blues cover 1–3, greens 4–6, purples 7–8, and bronze is 9.

DJ Cat Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Collect, Special
	1	x0
	1	x0.1
	1	x0.2
	1	x0.3
	1	x0.4
	1	x0.5
	1	x0.6
	1	x0.7
	1	x0.8
	1	x0.9
	Special

DJ Cat Slot Bonus Features

Row Activation revolves around the Arrow symbol. Land an Arrow on an unlocked reel and the next row becomes active, the Arrow vanishes, and you get a respin. Any Arrow that appears on the new row will climb again, but Arrows do not land on the top row. Sessions start with the bottom row active, and all higher rows drop back between spins unless you start with extra rows via Push-Up.

The Multiplier Meter sits beside each row. When VIP or Double VIP lands on an active reel, the symbol is collected into that row’s meter and you get a respin where number symbols hold and duds respin. A VIP steps the meter up by one segment, a Double VIP by two. At the end of the round, each active row is paid and multiplied by its highlighted value, then meters and rows reset for the next spin.

Push-Up lets me start with 2, 3, 4, or 5 rows active for 2.5x, 5x, 7.5x, or 10x the base bet. The published RTPs for those states are 96.39%, 96.27%, 96.25%, and 96.37%. Wins are still evaluated against the base stake, which keeps things tidy. This option is blocked during Autoplay, so I flip it on manually when I fancy a faster climb to those upper multipliers. Starting higher can help catch VIPs earlier on more than one row.

How to Win at DJ Cat Slot

This slot treats each row as a payline. I build wins by linking numbers from left to right on any active row, with arrows lifting me up the grid and VIPs charging the multipliers. Win What You See means I’m counting what lands, dividing by 10, then letting the row’s multiplier do the heavy lifting. There’s a 10,000x cap per round, so the real thrill comes when upper rows go live with charged meters.

Stakes run from €0.10 to €100 per spin, selected via the stacked coins control. I use Spacebar to spin, or Autoplay for a batch of rounds, with Turbo Mode trimming the wait between results. The menu gives access to the paytable, settings, and help. It’s not a typical 4-reel set, yet after a short practice on the demo, timing arrows and banking VIPs feels natural enough. I treat each spin as a step, chasing arrows early and saving the big payoffs for charged upper rows.

DJ Cat Slot RTP & Volatility

DJ Cat runs a high volatility model, so streaky patches are part of the ride, but the payouts can spike when multipliers line up. The stated RTP is 96.32% by default, though operators can offer lower settings, even down to 88.40%. Session feel shifts a bit with Push-Up states, which list 96.39%, 96.27%, 96.25%, and 96.37% for 2 to 5 rows active. I always check the info panel to see which version I’m on before I start.

The Final Thoughts on DJ Cat

I like slots with a twist, and DJ Cat hits that sweet spot where Win What You See, Row Activation, and the Push-Up bet create a rolling game plan. Compared with DJ Fox, multipliers can reach higher peaks, though getting them charged on the upper rows feels tougher, making Double VIP a welcome sight. The single ladder is gone in favour of five meters, and the meter lock from earlier is omitted, so timing VIP collections matters more.

Production is slick, the club vibe carries the spins, and the 10,000x cap keeps me chasing ladders without dragging sessions out. I had mixed patches while testing, but when rows stacked and meters lit, the payouts felt worth the wait. It’s a smart follow-up that keeps the Push-Up feel alive, even if I’d have liked a few extra wrinkles. For me, DJ Cat earns a spot when I fancy calculated, momentum-driven sessions.